16th Century World History

From a Euro- or Americentric perspective, much of the 16th century was spent in "discovering the Americas." The entire century is sometimes called the Age of Exploration, and it's easy to forget that the rest of the world had a lot of other things going on. But that's what this category is for--to compile resources from this period that do NOT have to do with the western hemisphere. There are many, many important topics from around the globe still missed in the selection we have here, but it's an area we definitely wish to expand in time!

Did you find this review helpful?
7 Items found Print
Active Filters: Great Britain / England, Hardcover
Conscience of a King
by Margaret Stanley-Wrench, illustrated by Kenneth Ody
from Hawthorn Books, Inc.
for 7th-10th grade
in Vintage History & Biographies (Location: VIN-HIS)
James I
Sacred Fool Quartet Volume 1
by Otto Scott
from Chalcedon / Ross House Books
for 11th-Adult
in Biographies (Location: BIO)
$16.00
Queen Elizabeth and the Spanish Armada
World Landmark #13
by Frances Winwar, illustrated by C. Walter Hodges
from Random House
for 5th-8th grade
in World Landmark Books (Location: VIN-LAN)
Sea King
by Albert Marrin
from Atheneum
for 9th-Adult
in Biographies (Location: BIO)
Story of Good Queen Bess
Grosset & Dunlap Signature #18
by Alida Sims Malkus, illustrated by Douglas Gorsline
from Grosset & Dunlap
Biography for 5th-9th grade
in Grosset & Dunlap Signature Books (Location: VIN-SIG)
Walter Raleigh: Man of Two Worlds
World Landmark #58
by Henrietta Buckmaster, illustrated by Herman B. Vestal
from Random House
for 6th-9th grade
in World Landmark Books (Location: VIN-LAN)
Young Bess
by Margaret Irwin
from Harcourt, Brace & Company
for 5th-7th grade
in Vintage Fiction & Literature (Location: VIN-FIC)
$4.00 (2 in stock)